FEMA Mitigation 2023 Repairs

Solicitation # 66578
Posted 6/4/25, 3:08 PM
No Updates
Due 6/11/25, 4:00 PM
State
Vermont
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The Town of Strafford is seeking contract services for a FEMA Mitigation 2023 Repairs project located in Vermont's Orleans County, with a specific focus on comprehensive road infrastructure improvements. The procurement involves critical municipal road rehabilitation, including slope repairs, berm removal, drainage zone stabilization, and culvert replacement to meet Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's Municipal Roads General Permit standards. Specifically, the project requires replacing two existing culverts with 18-inch and 36-inch culverts and installing stone-lined inlet/outlet structures to enhance road infrastructure resilience. The contract opportunity is identified by the State Local Contract Opportunity ID 6841a9f45337fcf8cc054b02 and was posted on June 4, 2025, with proposals due by June 11, 2025. Potential contractors will need to demonstrate technical expertise in road infrastructure rehabilitation, drainage system engineering, and compliance with municipal road permitting requirements.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project appears to be open to qualified engineering and infrastructure contracting firms capable of executing complex municipal road rehabilitation work. The project is situated in Orleans County (FIPS Code 50019) and is funded through FEMA Mitigation resources, suggesting potential additional compliance and documentation requirements. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, the comprehensive nature of the infrastructure improvements implies a substantial investment in road system upgrades. Contractors should be prepared to provide detailed technical proposals demonstrating capabilities in slope stabilization, culvert replacement, drainage system engineering, and adherence to Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation standards. Interested firms should carefully review the full project specifications and be prepared to submit comprehensive technical and potentially cost-based proposals by the June 11, 2025 deadline.

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